Pennsylvania RV Park Reviews

Pennsylvania RV Park Reviews

Mill Bridge Camp Resort, Paradise – Even if it did not have it’s very own historic covered bridge and a grist mill built in 1738, or its beautiful setting along Pequea Creek, this campground in the heart of Lancaster County’s Amish community would be worth visiting! Amenities include a heated pool, paved RV sites with 50 amp electric, a small store, and some of the friendliest service you’ll find anywhere. Special themed weekends and activities add to the fun.

Pinchpond Family Campground & RV Park, Manheim – Family is the keyword here, with lots of amenities and activities for guests of all ages. Located just far enough off the main roads to be quiet, yet close enough for easy access, Pinchpond offers both full and partial hookup RV sites, cable TV, two playgrounds, a fishing lake, swimming pool, store, game room, and adult lounge.

Elizabethtown/Hershey KOA, Elizabethtown – Offering big rig pull-thru sites, clean restrooms, a laundry, swimming pool, fishing pond, playground, game room, and a convenience store, the friendly folks at this KOA impressed us with their welcoming attitude.

Hershey Conewago Campground, Elizabethtown – We visit a lot of RV parks in the course of a year, either to spend a few days or just to drop off sample copies of the Gypsy Journal. Most are pretty friendly, but the nice folks at this campground really stand out. Located a short drive from all of the activity of Hershey, the campground is quiet and comfortable, with big RV sites, both full and partial hookups, a well stocked store, swimming pool, and a modem hookup.